But, after much discussion, everyone over at SQUARE ENIX decided that invoking the nostalgic love for FINAL FANTASY VI, even in the smallest ways, is the purest version of this collaboration
Pros & Cons Translates iconic D&D monsters like the Mind Flayer into creature spells
The deck also includes some targeted reprints to further play opponents off one another, including Curse of Opulence, Disrupt Decorum, and Kazuul, Tyrant of the Cliffs
A lot of that is thanks to Zurgo Stormrender, a three-mana creature that creates tokens but lets you either draw cards or drain your opponents whenever a creature token you control leaves the battlefield
The legend rule makes it so you cant have more than one copy of the same legendary on the board at the same time
You can cast Spike in any deck with the Phyrexian mana option, and then use that mana to use her in any other formats